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ATLAS Tactic

Lateral Movement - ATLAS Tactic

The adversary is trying to move through your AI environment. Lateral Movement consists of techniques that adversaries may use to gain access to and control other systems or components in the environment. Adversaries may pivot towards AI Ops infrastructure such as model registries, experiment trackers, vector databases, notebooks, or training pipelines. As the adversary moves through the environment, they may disco...

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ATLAS Tactic

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Techniques2Attack methods in this attacker goal.
ATT&CKTA0008Related cybersecurity reference, if available.
DatasetATLASMain public source for this page.

Tactic overview

What attackers may be trying to achieve.

The adversary is trying to move through your AI environment.

Lateral Movement consists of techniques that adversaries may use to gain access to and control other systems or components in the environment. Adversaries may pivot towards AI Ops infrastructure such as model registries, experiment trackers, vector databases, notebooks, or training pipelines. As the adversary moves through the environment, they may discover means of accessing additional AI-related tools, services, or applications. AI agents may also be a valuable target as they commonly have more permissions than standard user accounts on the system.

ATLAS ID
AML.TA0015
ATT&CK external ID
TA0008
Technique count
2

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